The evidence that’s usually crucial for proving fault for a crash can include: The police report Accident scene pictures Witness statements Chemical tests or cellphone records Other evidence Here’s why…
When looking over the police report for a car accident, carefully check out: The crash location and identifying information Driver information Charges filed The injuries and/or fatalities sustained The officer’s…
In Texas, here’s how to get a copy of the official police report for a car crash: Collect key identifying information about the crash. Request a copy of the report:…
When reporting a car accident to police: Only explain the facts of the crash. Never admit fault and avoid passing blame. Note the officer’s name and badge number. As you…
When you need a ride, you have options. Between taxis and Uber, it’s fairly easy to get a ride at a moment’s notice. While taxis and Uber essentially provide the…
Reporting a car accident is important because: It’s the law (in many states and situations). It can help you figure out who’s at fault (through a police report, etc.) It…
The vast majority of car accidents are caused by: Driver error Mechanical failure The environment (road conditions and weather conditions) Here’s a closer look at these factors and the role…
When a car crash happens, here’s what to do after a car accident: Call the police. Exchange information with the other parties involved. Take pictures and video with your phone.…
E-scooters are popular in many major cities across the U.S. Offering a cheap, easy, eco-friendly way to get around, e-scooters also pose some serious risks to riders. In fact, reports…
Passengers hurt in traffic crashes will have claims against the at-fault parties. While passenger-car accident cases are very similar to claims drivers may have after a wreck, there are some…
